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Scientific American, Vol. 76, No. 6 (February 1897) (1897)

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dway, which was ing horse. By reference to the small map on the front page it only departed from where the limitations of the route It may be said that the contending claims of the will be seen that the Speedway is laid out along the demanded it, calls for a roadway 95 feet wide, flanked westerly… … er was the favorite north of Washington RAISED WESTERLY SIDEWALK, NORTH OF WASHINGTON BRIDGE, SHOWING RETAINING WALL, AND speedway of the not- Bridge, where 160,000 UNFINISHED ROADWAY AT GRADE. able horsemen of the cubic yards of solid city. Here the finest rock were taken out, trotting stock of…

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